St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-02
THE TURF.
Seven Good Races Seen at WASH
ington, Park Chicago.

Seven Good Races Seen at Wash
ington, Park Chicago.
CHICAGO, July This was the first
extra day of the Washington Park clut
races. The weather and track were
good and attendance large:
First race all ages, one mile. Rosalind anG
| Spalding were off in front, Daruna taking VI
the running on the first turn and leading
around to the home-stretch, where Spaldine
| closed in. After an exciting finish ROsalinC
won by a-half length, Spalding second, 8
short head in front of Daruna; time, :42A
Second race, twoyear-olds, five furlongs
| After several false starts they were sent away
with Lilly Virgil, Ocean Wave and Wheeler
T in the front, Lilly Virgil leading at the one
half, Wheeler T and Bertha close up. The
| order was unchanged till well down in the
! home-stretch, where Rita B came ahead and
won easily by four lengths, Bertha second
! and Fleurette third; time, l :02S4.
Third race, two-year olds, five furlongs, Lit
| tie Filter was first off, with SilveTthread
Ella and Elmira following in the order.
| Filter lead from the start to the finish and
won by two lengths, Elmira getting second
place two lengths ahead of Cleopatra, third
| Time 1.0315.
Fourth race (match race), 5000, five fur
| longs, heats. Lady Parish was off first and
| led around to the wire, winning by length.
Time, 1.O3sl. Second heat, Lady Parish led
to the stable turn and broke down, Kildare
winning, Lady Parish being distanced. Time,
| 1.O7.
Fifth race selling. 11-16 miles. Tomupde.
grove, Biddy Bowling and Col. Owens were
| off in front, the order being the same at the
! quarter pole, TIix taking third on the
| back stretch and TomupdegrOve leading
maintained till well in the home stretch
when Biddy Bowling came ahead and won
| by two lengths, Jim Vane coming through at
the furlong and taking second place, Trix
third. Time, 1.50l2.
Sixth race, selling, eleven-siXteenth
mile; Hattie S, Charley Marks and ClOnee
dwere in front at the start, Hattie S leading
hpast the stand and then giving way to Clonee,
who led around to the wire, winning by
one-half length Hattie s second length in
front of Cheatfellow third; time, :5Ol2.
Seventh race, maiden three-year- olds,
seven furlongs; Touchepas got off i'll front
and with Carus, and Valuable made the
| race from the start to the home stretch,
Touchepas dropping back and Valuable
| winning by half a length, Carus second, a
head in front of Clay Sexton third; time,
L :2994
There will be seven races at Wash
| ington park to-day, the entries and
! probable starters for which are as fol
| lows:
First race, one mile, Carey, Ban Nail,
| Galatea, Poteen, Dark Hall, Carnegie, Jaeobiu,
Dynamite, Hipon.
Second race, three-quarters mile, Reverse,
Aimee, Luke Alexander, Surprise, Glen Hall,
| Col Owens, Pearl Jennings, Huntress,
Hattoo, Bonita, Little Minch, Drumstick.
Third race, Kenwood stakes, fye-eighths
mile, Barrister, Persimmon, j. B. Clay, The
Chevalier. King Idle, Ed Mack, Zeb Ward,
| Emperor Norfolk, Puente, Don Regent, Jack
| Cocks, Buckhound.
Fourth race, Boulevard stakes, one and
| one-quarter miles, Clarion, Jim Gore,
Voligeur, Miss Ford (doubtfuD, Daruna,
Miss Motley.
| Wellington, Tennessee, Ascoli, Warfellow.
For the Chicago races the GLOBE
thinks Jacobin should win the first,
/ hard pressed by Ban Nail and Galatea.
| Little Minch and Pearl Jennings will
! have warm contest for first place in
the second race and Bonita ought to be
a good third. In the third event, if in
condition, Barrister should be first, The
Chevalier second, with BuckhOund well
up to the fore. Should Miss Ford start
in the Boulevard stakes jim Gore
ought to be good second to the mare,
although VOltigeur is not to be sighted.
For the steeplechase Tennessee is an
old and tried jumper and ought to be
first under the wire, with Wellington
second.
THE SHEEPSHEAD BAY EVENTS.
New YORK, July 1.-The card was a
light one at Sheepshead Bay to-
day, only five events being offered. But
the race for the Ives handicap made up
for most of the shortcomings. 1t was a
good contest from the start and ended
in sensational finish between Ella
| Wood and Dry Monopole ridden by
Garrison and Mclaughlin respectively.
Dry Monopole winning by short head.
| The other races resulted in good con-
tests. The weather was fine. the track
| fast and the attendance capital.
First race, five-eights mile; Patrocles won
| by a length and half. Flagolette second
\ Perieles third; time :02l2.
Second race two-year-olds, three-fourths
| mile; Slumber won by two lengths, Bollstone
second, Billy Brown third; time ZIG.
Third race, three-year- seven furlongs;
! Romp won by length, Fitz Roy second,
Maggie Mitchell third; time 1:2e12.
Fourth race, the Ives stakes. handicap, one
and one-Quarter miles; Dry Monopole won by
the shortest of heads, Elkwood second, Rich
| mond third; time, 2:01A.
Fifth race, one mile and furlong on the
turf; Gonfalon won by half q length, Tho
masia second, Wonderment third; time
! 1:56&.
The meeting at Coney Island closes
to-day, and the entries and probable
starters in the various events as tele-
graphed the ST. Paul turf exchange Oh
Third street are as follows:
First race, sporting stakes, one mile, Fla
| geoletta, Pericles, Zelie Doe, Brown Duke
Burch, Salisbury, Dry Monopole, PonticO.
Second race goodbye stakes. three-quarter'
of amile, Seafog, Belle Dor Tea Tray Satan
Wooden, Mirabeau, Specially, Myown, Sa
vini. Pocatello.
Third race, spendthrift stakes one an6
one-fourth miles, Raveller. Stockton, Brad
ford, Fritz Roy, Banbridge, Wilfred, Han
over
Fourth race, Knickerboeker handicap, one
and three-eighth miles, Richmond, Bryn-
wood, Windsail, Housatonic, Frank Ward
Shosta, Ferona, Ten Booker, Bonanza, Ber
Ali, Boaz, Hidalgo
Fifth race, one mile, Stonebuck Maggie J.
Duplex, Frank Ward, Rowland, orvid
Florence NJ.
Sixth race, three -fourths of a mile, Ma
Goodwin, Lucy H, Young Luke, 0Topsey,
Pocomoke, Weaner, Tornado. FroiIc,- -Choe
taw Jennie B, Bess Rowland Ferg KYLE
Seventh race, one mile. selling on turf
Parasol, Ernest, Grenadier, Lackawanna
Susie Forbes, Nellie Van, Threatening.
The GLOBES tips are: For the firsi
race. Dry Monopole first and either
Telie Doe or Brown Duke second.
Tea Tray should take first honors in
the goodbye stakes, with Pocatello 9
good second. All the talent will plunge
on Hanover for a winner of the third
race, and he is a good one, although
Reveller should be close up at the fin
ish. 1t will good thing in the fourth
| race. but Windsail should not be over